A charming place with great pistachio and even better people! We were lucky enough to catch the last tour of the day at 4pm on the day of our visit. Tasted fresh pistachio from the tree, learned about the family business and a lot of wine and pistachios! Everyone there was incredibly friendly, you can tell they are genuine too. We tried a plethora of pistachios and fudge, everything was delicious. They also have a creamery on sight, so we had to get some ice cream. The waffle bowl we had was a bit dry but we did go at the end of the day. The store is big but still feels local and loved. There are many goodies and great gifts inside. read more

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I don't know what to say. It's a fun stop in between white sands park and Albuquerque. Huge gift shop, ice cream, pistachio samples, fudge, site tour, wine tasting, and lots of parking and places to sit. Kinda reminded me of south of the border. Everyone we interacted with was friendly. Shoutout to Callison who helped us out. Wish there was a food truck or a few more food options. But overall a good ole random time. read more

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As America's most traveled human, I've seen just about everything in the United States and set records in the process. But there was one thing I had never done, and that's McGinn's PistachioLand. Now imagine that you've responsibly booked a farm tour of McGinn's six months in advance and driven over 2,000 miles to complete this bucket list goal. You've even signed the waiver they texted you 45 minutes before lining up for the first tour of the day. You're ready for a unique adventure. And then, 15 minutes before you're ready to take the tour, McGinn's notifies you that the tour has been cancelled because tour guide Garret is unavailable. Really? This is allowed? If you live down the street from PistachioLand, this isn't a big deal. Take the tour some other day. But if you've driven all the way across the country for this, only to receive news of a cancellation with 15 minutes notice, I cannot imagine that the risk of visiting PistachioLand is worth it. Their farm store is neat. Pictures next to the gimmicky giant pistachio are cool. But the highlight of your visit would certainly be a tour of the actual pistachio groves. And when they're allowed to unabashedly cancel on you with essentially no notice after spending a great deal of money and effort to get there, this particular point of interest is just not worth visiting. read more

This place is a delicious pistachio haven. They have free samples of many pistachio flavors from sweet to spicy: some flavors are: maple & brown sugar, dill pickle, spicy dill pickle, bourbon vanilla, red chili, green chili, etc. There are tons of pistachio flavors to try. In addition, there is free wine to taste, including a pistachio flavor, fudge samples, and chocolate samples including a prickly pear chocolate. I highly recommend you visit here! read more

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A fun stop in Alamogordo, just look for the giant pistachio on Highway 70. You can taste some wine for free before you enter the large shop featuring pistachios of all flavors and many other pistachio-related products. The wines did hit our palates, their reds are on the sweeter side. Ended our stop with some pistachio ice cream, yum! read more

Came back another time to do the wine tasting and it was amazing. The pistachio one and the pomegranate ones were the best. 100% worth it.

Pistachio Land is a great tourist attraction that has a great selection of wines they make there. The staff was amazing when we did the wine tasting. I enjoyed the pistachio delight that I bought the bottle there. All bottles there are $18 but they do have it online for $20. They do offer tours there. They have a pistachio tasting section so you could try the different flavors before purchasing them. We loved the sour cream and onion and lemon lime options. I bought those as well as the regular pistachios. They had pistachio fudge and tons of themed merchandise. Great place! read more

PistachioLand - Attraction Farms Near Me - Alamogordo, New Mexico

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Cool stop if your driving through New Mexico near White Sands National Park. This is located on a pistachio farm and they offer paid tours on a tram. The store is large and has a lot of items. There are samples of every flavor of pistachio which is nice and even fudge too. They even have homemade ice cream and I opted for their pistachio taco. It was huge and I couldn't finish it. I really wanted to have the shake too but couldn't do it. read more

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When you are driving down the highway and see the world's largest pistachio, you have to stop. We arrived just as a farm tour was starting. $5 per head (2026 rates). Takes about 20 minutes. You get a tour of the pistachio orchard and the grape arbor. Yes - they also make wine here. All I really got out of it was the wonderment why the hell Re they trying to grow pistachios and grapes in the middle of the desert? Neither are native plants. It's a hostile environment for both plants. Each grape vine needs 40 gallons of water per week to survive. The pistachio trees have to be grafted to survive. I guess the only good thing is they will never become invasive because they would not survive on their own in this environment. read more

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PistachioLand is great fun! Located just a bit further north than its sister shop also in Alamogordo, NM, this farm/vineyard/shop is now my hands-down favorite of all the pistachio farms. SIDE NOTE So everyone on Yelp gets this location and the aforementioned sister shop mixed up. The sister shop is at 37 US-82, Alamogordo, NM 88310 and it has the giant ALAMOGORDO letters out front. This has the cooler giant pistachio. Visit both even if just for the Americana vibes & Instagram-worthy photos. My favorite was picking out yummy treats for friends and family. Samples of many items were available. You can't miss the GIANT pistachio out front. The vineyard is also visible from the highway. For restrooms, there are Porta potties near the back parking lot and flush restrooms inside for disabled persons. The ice cream shop is outside beyond the store. My oldest enjoyed chocolate. My youngest loved her peppermint bark. Each single scoop cups costed $4.94. Pup cups are free upon request. TIPS + dogs are allowed inside + pistachio ice cream! + tours are also available Peace, love & PISTACHIOS! read more

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Fun! We enjoyed a few hours here, perusing the store, tasting wines, sampling lots of pistachios! and riding on the tour of the pistachio fields ($5). We learned a lot we didn't know about pistachios, and overall found our time there worth the drive. I would recommend seeing the White Sands area as well while you're going that way, which makes for a great day trip from Las Cruces. We walked out with a variety of pistachios, and even a fun coloring book. Be sure to try the ice cream! read more

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Giant Pistachio roadside attraction that is also so much more. It's a bit like the Mystery Spot or Pea Soup Andersons in California, we kept seeing signs for this stop along the freeway and by the time we actually drove by the giant pistachio it felt like we had to stop. They have a surprising amount of PistachioLand merchandise and also offer farm tours and goods and foods from other parts of New Mexico. It's also surprisingly large inside so it may turn a quick stop into something longer. -Large amount of shelled and unshelled pistachios for sale in a variety of flavors. They have free self-serve samples of all the flavors and some of them were unique like green chili, spicy ranch, and spicy dill. -Ozzy was here as part of the Ozzy and Jack world tour and invented his own flavor "Ozzy's Nuts". Staff said it didn't taste good so it's not for sale, the flavor Kelly invented is still for sale. read more

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If you are able to, I'd try to figure out how to get here when they first open to avoid large crowds. This is a popular tourist spot to visit and it will fill up rather quickly. We had arrived just after opening and thankfully grabbed a parking spot right in front. They had a large selection of nuts, salsas, hot sauces, fudge, and more along with lots of tourist type items like key chains, magnets, clothing, and even some alien themed goods. Some of the prices were a little high and others were decent; it is about what you would expect from a high traffic spot like this. In the store you can find a spot where you can sample a variety of pistachio flavors before you try them. It was kind of funny seeing the favorites and the flavors people seem to avoid based on how full/empty the tubes were. They also give samples of the fudge & some flavored dips, plus if you are of age you can sample wine as well. I was really hoping to grab some of their ice cream, but we were a bit too early as the ice cream parlor doesn't open until 10am but the store is open at 9am. We had a schedule to keep on our trip, so we couldn't stay later. We didn't take the tour so I can't comment on that. There are bathrooms inside that were clean when we went in. read more

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We spent a few days in Alamogordo to visit White Sands and the area. We stopped at PistachioLand on the way to our campground. We had the Pistachio ice cream waffle cone; which was fantastic. It was so good that we went back the next day for ice cream after visiting the park. It was just as great! Our dog also enjoyed a pup cup and she was thrilled. Best Pistachio ice cream we have had! read more

They make you wait in long hour line for ice cream. They make you wait in long hour line for ice cream. They make you wait in long hour line for ice cream. They make you wait in long hour line for ice cream. read more

I loved it! Trying free samples and seeing local flair was fun for me and my friend. The wine tasting was my favorite. Prices were pretty high up there though so we did not get much. read more

The best day of my life. I love this place. Dog friendly they can go inside. Must try the pistachio ice cream. Thank you! read more

PistachioLand - Attraction Farms Near Me - Alamogordo, New Mexico

Pistachio land is a must visit, one of the best road stops in southern New Mexico. They have all kinds of goodies, including some of the best ice cream around. They serve bluebell, but they also have a few flavors that are their own in house made. I really loved the pineapple one, but of course the pistachio is also very good. They have a huge selection of different treats, including really good pistachio brittle. Additionally, of course they have the giant pistachio outside that you just have to take a picture with. This is one of those little road side attractions that is always worth a stop. read more

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We were on a State Park tagging road trip from California to Mississippi and saw this advertised on billboards. It's a lot of fun. Tons of flavors of nuts as well as Pistachio Milkshakes and Ice Cream Tacos. read more

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Quite gimmicky, but had to stop by anyway. They have many free pistachio samples available (enjoyed the spicy ranch and honey flavored ones). On my way out, I saw many people lined up for the free wine samples, but decided to pass. Waited in the long, but quickly-moving line for ice cream. Got a scoop of pistachio ice cream, which had a decent amount of pistachio halves. They say it's made in-house, and it's definitely artificially flavored and artificially colored. I an certain of the latter, since my messy self dripped some on my shirt, and attempting to wash it out resulted in a deep yellow stain :"( Didn't take a tour, but can book via Viator, or in-person at the checkout counter. Overall, worth a stop! The big pistachio is kinda fun to take a pic with. Definitely a great marketing strategy on their behalf. read more

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All souvenir shops are overpriced and $5 for a single chocolate covered pecan is atrocious. The big pistachio is gimmicky too but there are some interesting souvenirs here if you look closely. Some interesting goods include roadkill jerky, hatch chile hot sauces, prickly pear candies and different flavored pistachios grown straight from the farm. They have wine tastings which I didn't get to try and I was kinda annoyed because I left my wallet at the airbnb I was staying at and they refused me a small sample of wine even though I'm clearly of age. But what can you expect in the middle of nowhere in New Mexico. At least the bathrooms were decently clean and the place can double as a rest stop if you're on the move. The funny part is that my partner and I were at checkout and the girl at the counter gave us the military discount because our family (who are military) was on the premises. Our family came in anyway after realizing but it was funny how we got the discount but not the tiny samples of wine. I'm not complaining but make it make sense. read more

PistachioLand - Big Pistachio - Attraction Farms Near Me - Alamogordo, New Mexico

Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year, what!?! Fantastic stop with lots of things to try and taste. It's got all the free pistachios that you want to try. They got other snacks available for tasting, too. Liz wanted some wine. The kids wanted snacks. I was happy with their farm made ice cream. Lots of shaded seating outside, where you can sit and enjoy the people and your treat of choice. Eclectic stop. read more

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Super cute spot. 1980 they started the farm. I took the tour guide and it was cool to do for a first timer. They have tons of sampling inside, which I love since I don't want to buy anything I can't taste first. Wine tasting is FREE! You get 4 choices. We ended up buying the pistachio wine from them. Had to, right?! Pistachio ice cream is so good! They do have a check-in offer for two dollars for ice cream but they do not honor it. I repeat they do not honor the check in on Yelp. Overall, really cool spot to see and try and least once. read more

This is my favorite stop ever! Please please please come check it out. Our tour was freaking fantastic! So informative and our guide was such a hoot! Knocked out most of my holiday shopping with unique gifts! On my two purchases the first cashier was mediocre but the second was very nice. It compensated overall. read more

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Well how can you not stop! Worlds largest pistachio! We tried the free wine tasting - pistachio was the best. Pistachio Samples are abundant on flavor options and candied- spicy dill pickle! Ice cream outside as well as a tour available. We did really like the onsite homemade pistachio ice cream - it's really good! Outdoor seating and porta potties available read more

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Typical tourist trap but lots of "free" options made it a fun stop. Free wine tasting, free flavored pistachio tastings, free tours, free samples throughout. We tried to use the YELP coupon from check in ($2 ice cream)and were informed it was only valid at another location!! Not cool! The homemade pistachio ice cream was very good. read more

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This is a fun roadside stop near White Sands NP! There's a grove of pistachio trees and a giant pistachio sculpture. There's a large store selling all sorts of flavored pistachios and you can sample the different flavors. We got a scoop of the pistachio ice cream and it was a large portion and tasted great! read more

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Very cute and random pitstop on our way to other places, like the space museum. No regrets. Lots to offer and definitely sample some of the pistachios and take some home for friends. Garrett, thank you for being so kind at check out and giving amazing tips on how to use our fun finds!!! read more

PistachioLand - Visit success! - Attraction Farms Near Me - Alamogordo, New Mexico

A must stop on our way to Carlsbad Caverns. The biggest pistachio (statue) and all things pistachio. Milk, many pistachio flavors and pistachio wine. Shirt & squishies and stickers. We left with shelled dill flavor and unshelled salt. All delish. read more

PistachioLand - World's largest Pistachio. - Attraction Farms Near Me - Alamogordo, New Mexico

Amazing pistachio icecream! Just the right spot to stop after a day at White Sands. Yum! I recommend this place to all the travelers. It's just the right level of corny and goofy to make my kids laugh and me stop in. read more

Nut is Love Kitschy roadside attraction that celebrates all things Pistachio, and is located in the middle of a working pistachio grove and features the "World's Largest Pistachio." The Good: *If you're a lover of pistachios, then this is the place for you! All manners of pistachiocentric foods and souvenirs that one can imagine--and then some! *Employees are all friendly and helpful. *The aforementioned pistachio is indeed gigantic and def worth a stop, if just to take a photo and bounce. *Blue Bell® ice creams--but they'll also be producing their own ice creams soon! If they aren't already. *Highly recommend the tour; it's only $2 per, and you'll learn a lot about pistachios and the history of the farm. *Lots of other foods and souvenirs besides pistachio stuff. *Free just to pop in and visit. There's really no need to buy anything, really. The Meh: *Prices are a bit on the high side, but it's to be expected for this sort of thing. The Ugly: *Despite being in the middle of nowhere, it really is quite the popular attraction as it was quite packed on our visit. TLDR: Fun little roadside stop that can take you 30 seconds to 30 minutes, depending on your level of involvement. But, regardless of which it's still worth it. read more

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Open, clean and spacious. Samples galore. Delicious pistachios and fudge. Glad we stopped and bought a bunch.

Great little pit stop before heading to the white sands. Pistachio farm tour is $3 for adults when you get it in person - Tara was very informative! And you can check in to get a bag of free pistachios! They also just started making their own pistachio ice cream a month ago after trialing 16 recipes! read more

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Super friendly staff. The tour was interesting and priced well. The shop offers samples of the nuts and wines that they grow on site.

Giant pistachio and pistachio ice cream, sign me up! They also have other ice cream flavors besides pistachio. I like that they had a waffle cup and waffle bowl. Waffle bowl looked huge so I opted for the waffle cup. They also have a gift shop where you can get different flavored pistachios. read more

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So, what would you call a weekend in cloudcroft without stopping at PistachioLand? Is pistachio a nut or a seed? Or a fruit? So many questions.... It was Sunday. The parking lot was packed. The line to the ice cream was long. Inside the store, Netta made sure I get my pistachio brittle (yes, my favorite). And, chocolate pistachio bark, and hot pickles, and a Sasquatch patch for my rider vest. Oh, I sampled the wonderful fudge too. I settled for a chocolate sea salt caramel that is just divine. The tour guide accommodated my group and our motorcycles with a photo op in front of the giant pistachio. Whether you have business in the area or not, make it your business and go visit this place. Stuff your face with pistachios in so many flavors ! And then, I dare you come back to thank me! read more

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Awesome place to spot on the way from ABQ to white sands or vice versa. They have a huge pistachio statue out front, so you can't miss it. There are lots of pistachio flavors to sample and buy. The store is quite large. I bought several bags as gifts. Their ice cream shop is right outside and the portions are extremely generous. I think the cone with pistachio and house made pumpkin equalled to over a pint. Highly recommend! read more

You sure can't miss the largest pistachio in the world, bright green and standing there like some sort of alien landing craft. Yeah, I have aliens on the mind after coming from the UFO Museum https://www.yelp.com/biz/international-ufo-museum-and-research-center-roswell?hrid=r6JOrX7UAuVzcnusN-VAWg in Roswell this morning. I'm a sucker for advertising and repeating billboards so I didn't have any choice but to stop here and check it out. More pistachios than you can shake a stick at. Different flavors and different stuff they've done with them. I really appreciated the opportunity to taste over a dozen different kinds before ending up purchasing three different bags. The cocoa, habanero limon and green chili went home with me today. A fridge magnet too of course. Yes, it's a little bit of a tourist trap but it's a lot more than that. There are actually things to see here and you shouldn't feel obligated to spend money. But I'm sure that you will. This is pretty neat. [Review 17468 overall - 78 in New Mexico - 986 of 2022.] read more

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We're in El Paso & take the 2hr drive whenever we want some good pistachio ice cream!! Brought my parents here when they visited & they loved it as well. They took bags of pistachio home lol read more

PistachioLand - Attraction Farms Near Me - Alamogordo, New Mexico

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This is a great place to stop if you like Quirky things like we do. We weren't going to go in the store but my son saw ice cream. The store is huge and the prices are high. If you check in with yelp you will get a 4 oz bag of pistachios and you can pick the flavor. You have to spend $15 to get it. I wouldn't bother with the ice cream it's nothing special it's Blue Bell just the cheap ice cream you get at the grocery store. If you are hot in the NM sun I guess it wouldn't matter it would still be refreshing. read more

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